Bug in last release (03.10.2003)

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JohnFound

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JohnFound 13 Oct 2003, 17:17

Hi, Privalov.

There is a bug in the last release of FASM (from 03.10.2003)
The previous version works OK with following example, but the last version gives "unexpected end of file"

Example:

Code:

macro test {
  macro test2 {
  m_
}

m_ fix }

test

13 Oct 2003, 17:17

Tomasz Grysztar

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Tomasz Grysztar 13 Oct 2003, 18:54

OMG, what was I doing? It was intended as a small improvement of "process_concatenations" routine, but it happened to be just a package of new bugs (also new structure macros didn't work, etc). Too much haste...
Please test the today's version.

13 Oct 2003, 18:54

JohnFound

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JohnFound 13 Oct 2003, 19:11

Yes, now it seems to work. But only console version. You forget to update FASMW.
Please, include ` operator in this update, your version 1.49.9 have the same bug with macroses.

13 Oct 2003, 19:11

Tomasz Grysztar

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Tomasz Grysztar 13 Oct 2003, 19:24

I've updated FASMW at the same time, maybe you've got it cached?
I have updated also the 1.49.9 in that thread - I won't make the ` official feature until next release (with proper documentation about its usage) - and I should not hurry unless I want to make another couple of bugs. And currently I can't dedicate as much time to FASM as I used to - as I have to earn my living and at the same time do some research on University - I'm going to achieve the master's degree the following year.

13 Oct 2003, 19:24

scientica
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scientica 13 Oct 2003, 19:56

Achieve the master's degree in what subject, you're already a master of fasm, assembly, and some more? Very Happy

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13 Oct 2003, 19:56

Tomasz Grysztar

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Tomasz Grysztar 13 Oct 2003, 20:02

I'm studying theoretical mathematics, namely the commutative algebra.

13 Oct 2003, 20:02

JohnFound

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JohnFound 13 Oct 2003, 20:09

Thank's Privalov.
Maybe my proxi, again. I will try from home.
It's not so urgent, if we have 1.49.9 to work on Fresh.
Take care, and take a rest from time to time. Wink

Regards.

13 Oct 2003, 20:09

scientica
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scientica 13 Oct 2003, 20:24

I hope you find the math as funny as I do (Can't wait untill we start with the first derivate (not 100% sure if it's the english name, f'(x) ) ).
Good luck with your studies. Very Happy

[off-thread-topic]JohnFound, how do I get the TDesignTimeInfo of the currently selected component? (couldn't find any function/window message for it - it would be very help full IMO, not just for the style-editor.).[/off-thread-topic]

13 Oct 2003, 20:24

comrade

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comrade 14 Oct 2003, 02:06

Privalov wrote:

I'm studying theoretical mathematics, namely the commutative algebra.

Was ist das?

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14 Oct 2003, 02:06

Tommy

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Tommy 14 Oct 2003, 05:53

Yes, me too, I love math!!! ...I'm a year in front of the ones in my class and I've been working on derivation etc. now for some days... That's fun, scientica! Wink

So long!
Tommy

14 Oct 2003, 05:53

pelaillo
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pelaillo 14 Oct 2003, 10:06

Privalov wrote:

I'm going to achieve the master's degree the following year.

This is a very good occassion to celebrate next year.

Congrats

14 Oct 2003, 10:06

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